Have you ever wondered what Jesus was doing before he began his public ministry? In her mesmerizing book, Tricia McCannon delves deep into the lesser-known thirty years of Jesus' life, constructing a fascinating new timeline based on meticulous research and synthesis of ancient texts.
McCannon's work is not just a simple retelling of the life of Jesus, but a thorough examination that traverses the realms of history, myth, and spirituality. Readers will embark on a journey that spans across countries including Egypt, India, and England, uncovering the places where Jesus was said to have studied and trained. With compelling evidence from hard-to-find Vatican archives, theosophical classics, and various hermetic symbols, the book proposes that Jesus spent significant time learning from diverse teachers, immersing himself in the spiritual practices of different cultures.
Throughout the text, McCannon draws parallels between Jesus' teachings and those of various mystery religions and sects prevalent during his lifetime, such as the Essenes, Buddhists, Mithrans, Zoroastrians, and Druids. This comparative study not only highlights the interconnectedness of spiritual teachings but also underscores the magnitude of Jesus' impact, demonstrating that his mission was shaped by profound insights and wisdom that existed long before him.
Supported by oral traditions, records from Tibet and Egypt, and critical examination of Greek, Aramaic, and Pali texts, this book is a treasure trove of knowledge. "Thoroughly researched, interesting, and highly readable," as noted by experts, it serves as a great resource for those seeking to understand the spiritual essence of Jesus and his lasting influence over the past two millennia.
Join Tricia McCannon on this enlightening exploration that not only answers questions about the elusive early years of Jesus but also invites readers to reflect on the spiritual legacies that continue to shape our world today.
